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1. hii i need for for my apptership i need to know everything abought milk and eggs i have tryed lookin at leaflets but i cant get enough of information from them i need a little bit more please can you help me thank you
Thanks for your question. We suggest you visit http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/ourfood/index.shtml for more information about our milk and eggs. (June 2011)

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2. Is it safe to use skim milk powder, especially in view of the fact that it probably contains finely powdered titanium dioxide in the form of anatase?
Thank you for your question. McDonald's UK would like to assure you that all food items and ingredients on the menu comply with the relevant EU legislation and are safe to eat. Titanium dioxide is an EU approved colour and is widely used in the food industry. It is occasionally used in skimmed milk powder but our records show that titanium dioxide is not used in the skimmed milk powder that is an ingredient in some of our food products. (March 2010)

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3. Is the basic hamburger dairy free?
Yes, our standard hamburger is made from nothing but 100% cuts of beef and just seasoned with a little salt and pepper after cooking. We'd advise any customers with specific dietary requirements to check McDonald’s nutritional breakdown available both online www.mcdonalds.co.uk in the ‘Food’ section under ‘Nutrition’ or on the reverse of trayliners in restaurants.

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4. Are there any milk products or milk in your chicken tenders or chicken fingers? My grandson is allergic to milk and the ingredients aren't listed on the website I found that has the ingredients for most of your foods?
Thank you for your question. This site has been set up to deal primarily with issues in the UK and therefore can only provide information regarding UK menu items. If you are referring to McDonalds Chicken Nuggets and Chicken Selects, the Chicken Selects do not contain any milk products. Unfortunately, the Chicken McNuggets do contain milk in the specially seasoned batter. Nutritional information for all McDonald's menu items can be found under 'Food' at www.mcdonalds.co.uk and on the back of all McDonald's UK trayliners. (Feb 2009)

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